Quackery people

LibertyRep:
Someone remind me who referred to a president as Ogogo drunkard.

What you won't take, don't ever do it to someone else.

But seriously Nigerians should begin to respect that exalted seat.

all what i am saying. ....satan must punish buhari

Benekruku:



Have you been shot before

u saw the pastor shot and bullet didn't enter right

You can come give it a trial and if u go back to tell the story, then call me any name, u think everybody is ordinary ba

Sai PMB

Stop disrespecting Buhari or what?

Buhari should stop disrespecting us

Make I no talk because if I talk Buhari and his cohorts will hang themselves. They are reaping what they sowed years back. Karma is real.

What are they saying??

When you use sputum to build a house its dew that will destroy it
Be mindful of how you build

Accord him some respect he is our president for now unless God says otherwise in 2019

WHO ARE NIGERIA GOVERNMENT?

franchasng:
u saw the pastor shot and bullet didn't enter right

You can come give it a trial and if u go back to tell the story, then call me any name, u think everybody is ordinary ba

Well done.

when the time come, form the parallel government.

Exactly what Apchit did for Jonathan no complaints pls

dhantey324:
Stop disrespecting Buhari or what?

Or he will simply turn lifeless.

when he is too dull for our liking nko

asawanathegreat:
Accord him some respect he is our president for now unless God says otherwise in 2019

they are saying that,he is a lifeless dullard and you are saying he is a president.which one i go take

To Say That Lai Muhammed Is Mad Would Be Disrespecting Mad People.

milemimi93:


Sai Baba till 2023

Ass licker.
Junkie like d lifeless dullard

That Punch editorial really hit them hard.
That editorial should be archived and thought in mass communication/journalism classes round Nigeria. You can't get tired of reading it if you truly believe in a better Nigeria.
Punch for several years has been the standard of journalism in Nigeria and its views carry enormous weight.

JudasNaCarrot:


Meanwhile, the dullard is holding the newspaper in the picture below up side down. He doesn't even know what is written in it. He just read the cartoon drawings and dump it for Femi Adeshina to read and interpret for him

Hmmmm......the paper is upside down. It's not good to comment while standing on your head.

milemimi93:


I will remind you of this post next year.

see the way you are sucking a lifeless balls just fr a stipend of 30k
repent from zombiesm

milemimi93:


I will remind you of this post next year.

see the way you are sucking lifeless balls just fr a stipend of 30k
repent from zombiesm

Respect must be earned, not commanded in a democracy.

weIMPORT:
The Nigerian government on Thursday admonished the media to stop denigrating the person of President Muhammadu Buhari on their platforms.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, gave the admonition when he paid advocacy visit to the Abuja office of the “Peoples Daily’’ newspaper to drum support for national campaign against fake news.

Mr Mohammed, who was reacting to a recent editorial published by a National dailies, said while the press was free to criticise the president and the administration, such criticism must not be to smear the person of the president.

“There was an editorial in an otherwise respected national daily a few days ago that without any scintilla evidence, they denigrated the person of Mr President.

“Make no mistake about this, the media is free to criticise any President but not to denigrate anybody.

“If you have the facts, please come out. How can anybody say Mr President favoured one group than any other?

“The President of a country, irrespective of the party or tribe which he comes from, is the symbol of the country.

“When you denigrate him, you are denigrating yourself. We therefore want to appeal to the media organisations to desist from this.

“Some of them are consumed by hatred and bitterness that they throw cautions to the winds. This is not healthy either for the media or for the country,’’ he said.

The minister stressed that fake news was beyond publishing what was not true.

“When you hide under editorial to pursue agenda which are driven largely by sentiment, emotion, vengeance and bitterness, it does not augur well for the country,’’ he said.

Mr Mohammed said the issue of herdsmen and farmers clash in Nigeria was largely being driven by fake news.

The minister reiterated that the clash had little or nothing to do with ethnicity and religion; rather a fall out of demography, climate change and in some cases, criminality.

He urged the media to be vigorous and circumspect in looking at the issue before arriving at erroneous conclusion.

In defending the position, the minister explained:

“If you remember in 1960 the country population was 45 million today we are 190 million hence the struggle for scarce resources.

“Lake Chad used to occupy 25,000sq km in 1963, today, the same lake has shrunk to 2500 sq km yet 35 million live from Central African Republic, Cameroon, Niger, Nigeria depend on the lake.

“The Lake is the natural source for their fishing, irrigation farming and water supply.

“This is the tension we are seeing. It has nothing to do with religion or ethnicity.

The minister also gave the example of Zamfara State where he said the country had lost more lives to cattle rustling than those killed in Benue, Plateau, Taraba States.

He said both the rustlers and the owners of the cattle in the Zamfara were Fulanis and Muslims.

“How do we input religious and ethnic motives into this? It is the duty of the media to look at this and interrogate it very seriously.

“It is a pity that the purveyors of fake news have not relented. They are perfecting their strategy to de-market this administration and it is so sad that some main stream media have joined in this,’’ he said.

Mr Mohammed also gave the recent fake report that 48 soldiers were killed as a result of Boko Haram insurgent activities.

He said even when the military had denied it vigorously, the media houses, including a respected international media organisation that published the story had not come out with any proof.

“When lives are lost, the military has the obligation to inform the family of the deceased so they cannot cover up.

“We should give respect to the gallant men and women in uniform who are daily sacrificing their lives for us to sleep. When you file this kind of report they are demoralised,’’ he said.

The minister said the rise in the phenomenon of fake news was because it was difficult by naysayers to fault the Buhari’s administration on performance.

“Whether on issues of security, infrastructure, fighting corruption, agriculture or social investment programes, we challenged anybody to a debate.

“We will tell them exactly what we have done,’’ he said.

Mr Mohammed said fake news was a global issue and each country had different approach to combating it including the UK that was contemplating legislating punitive fines on fake social media reports.

He however reiterated the position of the federal government not to coerce or censor but appeal to the sense of responsibility and patriotism of the media.

The Editor-in-Chief of the Peoples Daily, Hameed Bello, thanked the minister for the visit and gave the assurance of the medium to keep fighting against the menace of fake news.

https://lailasnews.com/stop-disrespecting-buhari-nigerian-government-warns-media/

lalasticlala

Trump is the most abused and criticised President but that has not stopped him from making America Great Again. Their job numbers is record high. A competent person still shows his competence regardless of criticisms. Stop the excuses Mr Lie.

Lai Mohammed and APC, we Nigerians promise not to denigrate and criticise if, going back to recent history, we’ve seen that you did not also denigrate and criticise. We promise.

weIMPORT:


Are you sure your phone is not turned upside down

Yes it is.....

I also use trailer battery to power my phone because it is 1st generation phone like our President who's same age with Methuselah.

SalamRushdie:
You mean we should not call the dullard lifeless again? Hell No

...are you a daily newspaper?... No...u are just an unranked PDP bot on Nairaland...so please hide your face....next!..

Originalsly:


Hmmmm......the paper is upside down. It's not good to comment while standing on your head.

Look at it closely....

Is your eyes paining you?

Am I still disrespectful to the President of the North?
pls enjoy this pics

Buhari should as well respect our democracy and rule of law, the presidency cannot deny the media of her right as stated in the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria. In his reign he has put our journalist behind bars without remorse and has made efforts to silent the media.
If Buhari has met up with promises their would not be no need for the out cry faced recently in the nation, APC and buhari should bury their head in shame.

God punish Buhari in Allah's name. Amen .
So GEJ who you all turned into punching bag was not a human being abi?

God punish all of you join